„… . Kellogg, The Conscientious Objector, S. 4; H. Takemura, International Human Right to Conscientious …” „… , Conscientious Objection to Military Service, 2012, S. 2 f. 54 M.S. Satow, Conscientious Objectors: Their Status …” „… objection is recognized, any national service required by law of conscientious objectors“. Es wird vertreten …”

„… Process: Contemplations on Conscientious Objectors Seeking Asylum, in: Georgetown Immigration Law Journal …” „… Within the Refugee Status Determination Process: Contemplations on Conscientious Objectors Seeking Asylum …” „… . Ulfstein (Hrsg.), UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies) Kellogg, Walter Guest: The Conscientious Objector, Boni …”

„… punishment, which puts pressure on conscientious objectors to change their conviction, in violation of their …” „… Reasons of Conscience [absolute or partial conscientious objectors]”. 340 A.a.O., Rn. 18. 341 Ebd. C …” „… Gewissensgründen 93 gründen ausdrücklich als bestimmte soziale Gruppe begreift. Die „conscientious objectors …”

„… Goodwin-Gill und McAdam zutreffend wie folgt formuliert: „[T]he conscientious objector is distinguishable …” „… . festgestellt, fällt eine Wehrdienstverweigerung aus Gewissensgründen („conscientious objection“) in den …”

„… Providence. In some countries, such people displaying a conscientious objection have been provided with …” „… individual exemption from compulsory insurance for self-employed having conscientious objections to insurance …” „… and employees when both were having conscientious objections against participating in the social …”

„… Conscientious Objectors in Imperial Russia, in: ders.: Against the Draft. Essays on Conscientious Objection …” „… 11 Vgl. Peter Brock: Imperial Russia at War and the Conscientious Objectors, August 1914 – February …” „… of Conscientious Objectors as Psychiatric Patients in First-World-War Germany, in: ders.: Against …”

„… conscientious objectors“.90 Offenbarhatte Pitt-Watson damit einen bis dahin nicht beachteten Punkt angesprochen …”

„… compulsory in Germany, although many young men opted out under liberal conscientious-objector laws. Germany …”